Edgewood teens serve as volunteer dispatchers in Trenton
Edgewood High School students, nine boys and three girls aged 16 to 18, volunteer as dispatchers at the Trenton police station from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. They received 16 hours of training from police and fire officials and log calls while learning codes and procedures. The program, led by Police Capt. Joe Richard and Juvenile Services Officer Ron Parsley, may extend into the school year.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Hubert Adams
Joe Richard
Ron Parsley
Larry Beiser
Adams
Richard
Parsley
Jeff Little
Tom Stagmyer
Brenda Denniston
Jeff Johnson
Richard Gault
Kim Congleton
James Moses
James Smith
Henry Stephenson
James Doughman
Jody Hounshell
Teresa Woods
Apartment building blaze in Dayton ruins three stories
A three story brick apartment building in Dayton was destroyed by fire and families were left homeless though no injuries were reported. The blaze was reported about 6 28 a m and extra equipment arrived before 7 a m in the 1000 block of North Main Street. The roof collapsed and crews remained onsite most of the day. Seven fire units and 40 firefighters fought the blaze with damage estimated from 75000 to 200000 dollars.
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Dayton
N. Main Street
Solar power eyed for Xenia High School
Xenia Ohio planners pursue solar energy for the new Xenia High School with cost concerns and funding talks. Project leader Dale H Whitford notes potential 70 percent heating savings while integration aims to not delay construction for the 1975 76 school year.
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Xenia
Ohio
Xenia High School
University of Dayton
Research Institute
Dale H. Whitford
Whitford
Walter G. Sellers
Antioch College Ousts President James Dixon After 16 Years
Antioch College trustees ousted Dr. James P. Dixon 57 from the presidency after a 16 year tenure marked by student strife and budget clashes. Interim administrator Robert Levin appointed. three new trustees named Douglas Ades Edward Richards and Glenda Wilson reflect board changes.
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New York
Antioch College
James P. Dixon
Dixon
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Francis Shea
Shea
Denver
Robert Levin
Douglas Ades
Edward Richards
Cleveland
Glenda Wilson
Boston
Warren tax bills mailed in Warren County 1974
Warren tax bills for the second half of 1974 real estate tax have been mailed. Contact the treasurer if not received. The deadline to pay without penalty is July 20, with a 10 percent penalty for late payment or postmark after that date.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Russell Dumford
Dumford
Madison Township plans general revenue sharing payment use
The document outlines anticipated funds for the sixth entitlement period July 1 1975 through June 30 1976 to be spent for purposes shown. It lists Madison Township Butler County Ohio and references the clerk and address 6057 Kalbfleisch Road Middletown Ohio 45042 with a signature line for the Chief Executive Officer Jenice Murray Clerk-Treas.
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Butler County
Kalbfleisch
Middletown
Ohio
Jenice Murray
Clerk-Treas
Hill St
le Assurances
Secretary of the Treasury
Ee Dacacy
Choir practices set for festival service in Franklin
Franklin hosts three citywide choir practices for an ecumenical service part of the Great Miami River Festival. Members meet at First Church of the Nazarene and a shuttle will transport attendees from Franklin churches to the river bridge.
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Franklin
Franklin Area
First Church of the Nazarene
E. Second St
Robert J. Saver
St. Mary Catholic Church
John Carroll
Harry Sinks
Red Lion Methodist
Temple
Franklin Church
Great Miami River Bridge
Edward Bates
Missionary Baptist
Prosecutor Wins $600 Scholarship For Houston Course
Warren County prosecutor Morris J. Turkelson received a $600 scholarship from the Ohio Prosecuting Attorney's Association to attend the Career Prosecuting Course at the University of Houston from July 6 to 25. Enrollment favors those committed to prosecution as a career.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Morris J. Turkelson
Ohio Prosecuting Attorney's Association
University of Houston
Warren County subsidized housing draws strong interest
Alvin Royse of the Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority reported about 80 Lebanon applications for subsidized housing. The HUD funded program offers rent subsidies for 15 existing units and 75 new units in Warren County. At least 54 of the new units will be in Franklin’s Harding House for the elderly, with Lebanon constructing 15 units. Eligibility is income based, not first come.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Alvin Royse
Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority
Royse
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Franklin
Harding House
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Edgewood
Eric von Klinger
Journal
Klinger
Antioch Trustees
Warren
Maltison Township
Madison Township
Onas
Office of Revenue Sharing
Wash
D.C
Financial Administration
State News
Turkelson
Reed-Klopp
Central Ave
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